JCB Triumph Hurdle Betting
The final day of the Cheltenham Festival gets underway with the grade one Triumph Hurdle. In recent years the field size has been reduced as this race traditionally has a field of 28 going to post. Since the introduction of the alternative handicap for juveniles in the form of the Fred Winter Hurdle has resulted in the field size. In 2008 and 2006 the field size has been in the mid teens and this has led to a better quality of horses lining up.
JCB Triumph Hurdle Odds
This is one of the most active Cheltenham Festival ante post betting markets as the juvenile hurdlers are emerging throughout the National Hunt season and the best of them rise to the top in the betting market and you can check out all the market moves on our odds comparison charts.
JCB Triumph Hurdle Form
There are many interesting triumph Hurdle form lines to assess prior to the Cheltenham Festival feature. The Juvenile Novices' Hurdle trial at the Cheltenham trials day is a good example of the kind of race we will be looking at in our from section
JCB Triumph Hurdle Tips
The form lines for this race are very clear with many of the recent winner winning in their race prior to the Triumph in March as such we shall be putting up our selections in good time prior to race day.
JCB Triumph Hurdle Results
Recent JCB Triumph Hurlde winners are:
2008 Celestial Halo 4 P F Nicholls 5/1
2007 Katchit 4 A King 11/2
2006 Detroit City 4 P J Hobbs 7/2F
2005 Penzance 4 A King 9/1
2004 Made In Japan 4 P Hobbs 20/1
2003 Spectroscope 4 Jonjo O’Neill 20/1
2002 Scolardy 4 W Mullins 16/1
2000 Snow Drop 4 F Doumen 7/1
Previous JCB Triumph Hurdle Results
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Cheltenham Festival Betting Tips
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Cheltenham Festival Races
On this section you can get an overview of the card for each day of the festival. In addition we have previewed each race with all the form, tips and odds to assist you in backing a Cheltenham Festival winner.
Cheltenham Festival 2009 Odds
We now have the latest antepost betting odds for the main Cheltenham Festival 2009 races. These odds are updated regularily to ensure that you in touch with all the market moves in the build up to the festival.
Cheltenham Betting Offers
All the bookmakers will be putting up Special Offers on top of their Cheltenham Festival free bets for the festival. Generally you can get extra value with various cashback offers should your horse finish second or if it falls which are just a couple of the different types of offers you will find on this site during the Cheltenham Festival Races.
Attending The Cheltenham Festival
For those of you who do not have accomodation or tickets we have some useful tips to assist you in having a great week at Prestbury Park the home of National Hunt racing.
The Irish At Cheltenham
The Irish arrive in their thousands to participate in the biggest racing festival in the World. Each year the Irish enjoy having a punt and more than a few glasses of Guinness during festival week.
